Sentence examples for underscore the contrasts between from inspiring English sources
The questions underscore the contrasts between cultures that, in the past, have made Britain a temple to strident disclosure and France a whispered haven of discretion.
JEAN BAPTISTE POQUELIN, known as Moliere, reveled in creating wickedly funny conceits that underscore the contrast between how people see themselves and how others see them.
In a room that serves as an epilogue to the society's exhibition, curators have tried to underscore the contrast between the familiar and the revolutionary by juxtaposing refined Gilded Age portraits that represented the epitome of taste at the time with the riotous colors and geometric patterns that many Americans encountered for the first time on 26th Street.
In some cases, the website displays pictures taken at the Bush Library to underscore the contrast between the museum's more favorable remembrance with media reports.
A second video, of a courtship between a male and an albino female peacock, underscores the contrast between the quiet young women and the expressive older men.
The violence on Thursday underscored the contrast between the character of Libya's revolution and the uprising that toppled autocrats in neighboring Egypt and Tunisia.
Gritty street scenes straight out of Depression Era movies underscore the stark contrast between the dazzling new tower and the tough lives of those who pounded the pavements below.
The Tory achievement, put alongside the Lib Dem reverses, underscored the contrasting fortunes of the two coalition partners.
The president's interpretation of the election underscored the contrasting messages the two parties have taken from the elections.
But it underscores the vivid contrast between what Mr. Obama says, and what is often said in his name.
But these aphorisms opened up a deepened awareness of the Greek temperament, as well as underscoring the marked contrast between this worldview and the biblical understanding of human existence.
